Community clubs host Washington birthday programs
The Current Event club gathered at Mrs Thomas Popplewell’s home for a patriotic program about George Washington including songs and papers by Mrs D M Dunakin Mrs A W Lamb and Mrs Meddie Parel A guessing contest awarded first to Mrs W L Biggs and second to Mrs Mary Schooley Guests included Mrs W H Dunn and others The University Women’s Student Government Association’s Lolaemi group held a George Washington birthday party at Mrs Jennie Davis’s home with red white and blue decor and a George Washington ice cream mold The Woodlawn Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year with a kindergarten program and nurse talk The Year Round club discussed tax and cigarette law changes and elected officers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
A. W. Lamb
George Washington
Mose
Meddie
Parel
Billy Jr
Walter Palmateer
Donald
Lolémi
University Women’s Student Government Association
Jennie Davis
Ohio Street
Nellie Davis
Davis
W. H. Rice
Cora Davenport
George
Martha Washington
Woodlawn Parent-Teacher Association
Woodlawn
C. A. McGinnis
Electa Kindelsperger
Kindergaroh
H. B. Asher
Ipr. Wirich
H. Bi Asher
H. M. Mason
William Olmstead
H. C. Brinkman
Federated
Charles Kendall
Flapper Fanny Notes Social Echoes and Travels
Flapper Fanny jokes about provoking officers with the Star Spangled Banner. An Imperial auction club met at the Colonial tea room for a luncheon. The League of Women Voters plans a luncheon there next Monday at 1 PM with William Schaake, recently at Trinity Lutheran hospital. Mrs. Fredo Barteldes and Mrs. May Wood with Melville journeyed to Kansas City. W. O. Dodds and George Orr visited To. 5 in Kansas City. Orr also went to Pittsburgh after visiting University friends. L. T. Beisecker of Williamstown buys tissue crepe at Rankin's Drug Store. Kennedy, a University graduate, mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women, Voters
Colonial Tea Room
William Schaake
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Fredo Barteldes
Kansas City
May Weod
Melville
W. O. Dodds
George. A. Orr
Personal notes from town this week
Carl E Wise left today for Puebla Colo to resume work with A T Chambers contractor and builder. Mrs A M Potter went to Eu dora this morning to attend the funeral of Mrs M Casberger. Mr and Mrs T D Fank went to Kansas City this morning. Mrs Frank Elliott of Garnett came this morning to visit the next few days with her son A L Elliott. Chris Schaake went to Kan City this morning to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Wise
Puebla
Colo
A. T. Chambers
A. M. Potter
Eudora
M. Casberger
Kansas City
Frank Elliott
Garnett
A. L. Elliott
Chris Schaake
Kan City
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Lawrence
Convention Hall
C. 2. Radcliffe
Charles Radcliff
Clyde Teter
George ‘Clark
A. J. Anderson
J. M
Sanderson
Yarl
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Encross Mae
M. L
Will Johns Jr
F. D. Ridings
R. F. Green
Charles Banning
Thelma Gates
Seward
Calvin Hammond
Portis
Kans
Hammond
University of Kansas
Rebekah Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Eudora Rebekah Lodge
Byron S. Cohn
Topeka
Doris Jean
Kanwaka Hall
Woodmen of America
Lecompton
Twentieth Century Club
Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
R. S. Knapped
Mercredi Club
William Hornberger
Ernest
William
W. R. Taylor
Linwood
Kansas
Lone Star
KSAC
Osceola
Oatman
RL Marin
College of the Air
Coneze Bell and
Quartette
Smith Radio College Quartette
Fair Store Farmer Service Bureau
McCall
Flapper
Fanny
Imperial ‘Auction Club
Butler-Sanderson’s
Pittsburgh
Penn
The
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
L. T. Beisecker
Williamstown
Rankin’s Drug Store
Ia. Re. Kennedy
NEA Service
IHC
Fischer's Annex
Hess’ Drug Store
Ib’ Miller, Beauty Culturist
Ss. St
East Side
Polaire
Grey, Taupe
Paris
New York
Kasha
Winnie Winkle
Bullene
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